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DETROIT (AP) — The Michigan Supreme Court has rejected a last-ditch effort to revive criminal charges against seven people in the Flint water scandal.
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Environmental advocates said proposed budget cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency will slow cleanup of toxic "forever chemicals"
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With kids heading back to school, the issue of whether all students and staff have access to safe drinking water remains a focal point of education and environmental groups. They want federal officials to update a key rule
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The state budget included $125-million targeted to PFAS concerns, but how that money will be used is yet to be determined
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Students at UWSP will help research some new solutions to PFAS contamination thanks to a six-figure grant
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A new government study estimates nearly half of the nation's tap water has at least one type of Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), also known as "forever chemicals," which may cause serious health issues
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The city of Wausau will likely end up spending tens of millions of dollars to rid its water of PFAS, and now they're taking steps so taxpayers don't have to pay for it
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If you use the City of Wausau water utility, you may be seeing a much bigger bill in the coming months
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Wakefield in the western Upper Peninsula wants users of the city’s water to boil it or use bottled water until further notice